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A pMINTsTRAToRs, NOTICE.

A DMINISIhAIORS' NOlICE-
"a Letters OF administration on the estate N
lEniel Cooney. de ceased, OF Munster townshIp
having been granted 10 tbs undersigned notice is
hereby given 10 all persons indebted TO said es-
tate. 70 make payment without deay and those
having eiaiBs against the same will present them
properly authenticated Tor settlement.
CHARLES COONEY
Munster, Oct. 5, 1857.
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SATURDAY. OCT IL. ,,07.

= 4 &
AT oci0ck P NJ the following real estate TO
wit: All the right, title, and interest of Levi
Ream, deceased. with notice 10 Sias Ream ad-
minstrator Of said deceased Of in and to All that
certain piece or parcel OF land situated in sum
MERRILL township. Cambria county. Pa adiofniog
land OF Joseph Wright on the east Sylvester
Mchinzie. on the south, a township road on the
west and lands OF George W. Kirby on the north
containing 50 acres, more or less about 20 acres OF
Whlch are cleared, having thereon erecUed a .~o-
story pihnk house and bank barn and OthersOut-
buildings. now IN the occupancy of Thomas Nc
TouSh- TAKEN IL execution and TO 5e sold at the
suit OF A Sherbinc ana W. H. II. Robertson
guardian.
Also, all the right, title. and interest OF John
brenner .oi IN and TO all that certain piece or
parcei OF land situated in Summerhfn township
Cambria county Pa, adjoining Land of WiIli.n
Mulhollen. estate Of &. Allenhaugh Holm Rear,
Jacob J. Weaver and others. containing twenty
nNe acres ana eighty perches, more or less, about
ten acres of which are cleared.
Also all the right, title. and interest of John
Bornner. OF. In and TO all that certain piece or
parcel Of land situated in Summerhil towns n ID
Cambria county. Pa. adjoining Iaud OF William
Mullhoilen estate Of g. Allenbaugh and land
n"Dse , uescr'oet' containing twenty-five acres.
more OF less all Oi which Il cleared having there
on erected a one and one-haIf story plapk house
ana plank stable now in the occupancy Of John
. Brenner- Taken in execution and 70 be sold II
the suit Of Jacob J. Weaver
Also. all the right. title and interest OF Francis
McCohueLl or, In and TO all that certain piece or
parcel OF land situated in Summerhiu township.
Cambria county. Pa. adjoining land OF CbarIeS
Rochm, Margaret Mckinney. Peter BGrtuett
fatrick C"nneTy and James r. Kelly. contain
inS sixty acres. more OF less shout thirty acres
cleared, having thereon erected one and one hall
story plank house and log barn and other out
p.,s pn,tulhss now IN the occupancy OF Henry and
Also. al the right title. and interest Of Francis
Mcdonnell, Ot in and all that certain niece or
pArcel OF l1nd situated in Portage township, Cam
ora county. Pa, adjoining l,uds Of J. e Mar
tin. William Mcdonnell and Daniel Sgaay con
taining oh acres. more or less unimprgyed. Taken
Weaver.
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A pNI.NIsrRAroR,s NOTICE

"a Letter. ef ADM inistraton on the estate of
stephen q. Callan. deceased, having been grant
ed 70 the undersigned. notice Il hereby given 70
all persons indebted 70 satd estate 70 make nav
ment without delay and those having claims
against the same will present them. properly au-
thenticated for settlement A w BtTC
Ebensburg, Pa, AnE. 70 iss5, st. Adm'r
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Dy virtue Of an order issuinR out OF the Or
ID phans' Cour; Of Cambria County TO me di-
rectsd, viii expose 20 public sale at the Court
House in the borough OF Ehensburg on
.uOND.A Y. OCT. 81, 1887.
ATT O'CLOCK, =. NJ,
the following described real estate. viz:
All that certain piece or parcel Of land situate
in Clearneld township. Camuria cOLnty. Pa Ed-
Joining lands Of Matthew Ivory, heirs OF J. &.
Ivory. Patrick McTuirc. Francis Ivory and Jos.
Dysart Son. containing 100 acres. more OF less,
having thereon erected a two-story frame house,
"A barn aul other OufhuildlDgs, all IN good re.
pair There Is an abundance OF good water and a
ne orchard on the premises.
np-TERMS -Duc- ihiTd Of the purchase money
20 be paid the confirmation Oi the sale. and the
remainder in two equal annual Iaymeuts. with
interest. 10 hc secured hy tho Judgment bond and
mortgage Of the purchaser.
JOSEPH 4 GRAY.
Trustee to sell tho real estate OF
BERN AkD bI y EAiAN, decd.
Ebcn sburg, Oct. g. 1sST.-}t.
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S,TRAN NOTICE.
A white and red spotted COW, about years
old wearing a bell with copper rivets in stIaP,
strayed away from the premises oi the under
signed on June -, lSsT. reward VIII be pAto
for Information of her whereabouts
EPH. pJNMlRE,
Glen White r. o., Blair 10, Pa
Jnly -, lss7.
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n Ii kinds of JoJ work neatly an ex.
~ pedjaously executed at this Office.
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Orphans Court Sale.

J0y virtue Of an order issuing ont Of the Orphans
ID Court, 10 me directed | will expose 10
.uhlic sale at the Homestead. late OF David
\ ounEkins, decd, situate in Reade township
Cambria county, on
- L TrITP u Il y DGT 90 ,Orl
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Orphans Court Sale.

IDy virtue Of an order issuing out Of the Or
ID phaus' Court OF Cambria County to me di-
rected. I will expose TO public sale 81 the EX-
change Hotel in the borough OF Chest Springs, on
FRTD.HI. OCT. 2S, 1887.
ATT O'CLOCK, p. n,
the following described Timber Land. viz:
4 certain piece or parcel ~ uGseated land stu
ated in Clcarrcld township. Cambria county. Pa,
bounded on the east ~ land Of John Durbn and
Michael Wyrock. on the south by land Of John
Carlhelm and otherr, on the north by land Of
Hugh Hagan and John DurbIn. containing one
hundred Aud thirty PCres. more or less Ihis
land IS densely covered with valuable thinner
~ -TERMS.--One third o the purchase money
10 be paid AZ the confirmation o. the sale, ana
the remainder In two equal annual payments.
with interest, 10 be secured 10y the Judgment
bonds and mortgage OF the purchaser.
T,ESTiNE NTCAl IfIT,EN-
Trustee 70 sell certain real estate 81
MATTHEW MCMU LIEN decd.
October 8, lss7.-3t.
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MODE OF VOTING.
CHANGE IN MODE OF VOTING

The attention OF all qualified voters is directed
10 the following Act OF Assembly regulariDt, he
mode OF voting in this commonwealth
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What Everybody Knows

BY dealing with Us You are not only sure Of
saving money but also Of being correctly and
tashlonaby dressed and Of securing strictly first
class, reliable goods in every Department.
Combined with these inducements YOU have a
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WOOLF, SON & THOMAS,


The largest stock Of hardware ever offered in
the County can be found at my store | am
now selling many goods at much less than | can
replace them for, but [ will continue to sell at
Bottom Prices until am compelled to replenish
my stock. When you want a cooking or heating
stove tinware hardware nails, iron, glass. trunks
and farming implements, call and see my stock
and learn my prices. Aug T. 81
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Sheriff'S Sale
REAL ESTATE

DG virtue of sUndry writs OF FIEE 4 FACIAs
ID ALIAS FIsRI FAClAs and NENDITION ExPoS-
A.. Issued out Ci the Court OF Common Pleas
OF Cambria county. and 10 me directed there will
be exposed 10 public sale, at the Court House In
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Orphans Court Sale.

Johnstown. Oct. 9. 1885,.
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School Report.
AVeraRs
Enr0lled. attendance.

The following pupils were perfect in at
tendance during month
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embracing all descriptions Of good working gar
ments, business garments, and fine dress gar
ments. No goods of the trashy description ever
offered for sale in Our establishment
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-12

for the government OF municipal corpora
tions, so as to provide that the Courts shall
take judicial cognizanee of the existence OF
municipal corporations also, amends Sec
ton 76S of same Act, to provide that the
question of proposed Indebtedness of cities
submitted may include several purposes OF
the proposed Indebtedness instead of one.
CHAP. 15.-Appropriates So, ,S42 for Elisha
O.. Crosby, for money advanced for the
State in its early history.
CHAP. 16.-Raises the salary of the Dep
uty Superintendent of Public Instruction
from 81 600 to g, 400 per annum.
CHAP. 17.+Appropriating $551 so to pay
the clam of B. T. Langiord, for travelling
expenses as Commissioner to select the site
for the Hospital for the Chronic Insane.
CHAP. 1S.-Adds a new section to the
Act requiring insurance companies TO pay
certain premiums TO cities and counties, so
as require action for recovery of money TN
der the Act to be brought in the name OF
the city and county and against the agent
who acted in behalf OF the company
CHAP. 19-Appropriates S34. 500, for i'm
provement of Asylum for the Deaf, Dumb
and Blind.
CHAP. 2O-Appropnates $1,000 to pay
rent for the Hastings Law College.
CHAP. 21.-To prevent false stamping and
labelling of manufactures.
CHAP 22.-Appropriates $4,000 for use
of Governor and State Board of Health
to prevent introduction of contagious dis
eases into the State,
CHAP. 23.-Appropriates s25o,ooo for
additional buildings for the use of the
chronic insane of the State.
CHAP. 2.-Gives an additional Superior
Judge to San Bernardino county.
CHAP. 25.-Amends Section COZ of the
Political Code concerning insurance insolv-
ents. so as to include the insu anse Of the
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titles to realty, and providing in such cases
what should constitute insurance.
CHAP. 26.-Adds section to be known
| as 1913, Code of Civil Procedure, authoriz-
ing corporations organized for the purpose,
to act as executor, administrator, deposi-
tory, receiver, assignee or guardian.
CHAR. 27.-Amends Sections 427 and 429,
and adds a new Section-432-to Civil
Code, relating to insurance companies for
insurance of merchandise in warehouses,
titles to real estate, and the management
and liabilities thereof, and the declaration
of dividends of all other insurance COM
panies.
CHAP.-2s. Appropriates S421 Is TO pay
expenses of w. t. Brown as Commissioner
for Chronic Insane.
CHAP. .29.-Appropriates 1907 95for K. Il,
Del Vale, same purpose.
CHAP. 30.-Appropriates S411 50 to Benz.
Knight, for same purpose.
CHAP l.-Appropriates S3S2 to Z. l.
Wilkins, for same purpose.
CHAP. 32.-An Act providing the neces-
sary machinery to enable persons, by gift,
or will, or trust deed, to establish and pro-
vide for the maintenance of public IL
braries, museums. art galleries, ETC., for the
diffusion of mechanical, scientific and ar
tistic general knowledge.
CHAP 33.-ApprOpr1ateS So69 ~ i0r de-
ficiency of thirty-seventh year under the
fish laws.
CHAP. 34.-Providesssfo organizing irri-
cation districts, and the acquisition and
distribution of water.
Char. 3d. Confers upon members OF
State Board of Forestry and its assistants
power to make arrests for violation of for
estry laws.
CHAp. 36.-Probibits the sophistication
and aduiteration of wines, and fraud in its
manufacture and sale.
CHAP 37--Amends Section 408, Code OF
Civil Procedure, and adds that an alias
summons to suppiant one that is lost shall
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ARAB AND PERSIAN HoRsEs.-The general
run of Arabs are no doubt first-rate horses,
as far as they CO. for military purposes, but
they are too small to mount satisfactorily
any but native cavalry. There are, of
course, exceptional animals which have size
and power enough for anything, but they
are SO few that they may be left out of the
general estimate which we take of the race.
For any soldier whose weight is such that
he can be mounted on an Arab, he will be
found the hardest, soundest and most do
Gle of war horses. He wilfdo an enormous
amount of work on very little and very in
different food, and will always bear him.
self well and handsomely. In one point
only is he, more than other horses, susepti-
bic of disease, and that is in his eye, which
is liable to cataract. His great character
istic is his undaunted pluck. which is never
more clearly shown than when by any
chance he is i'll, when all veterinary sur
geons will allow that he is a most admira-
bic patient, resisting and throwing off ef-
fects of illness or treatment in a way that
no horse of any other race can equal Per-
sian horses have always been found smong
the most generally useful TemouHts in In
dia, and they take their place both in the
ranks Of cavalry and in gun teams. They
have more power and size than Arabs, with
much of the same constitutional good quail
tiles, and-a matter of great importance to
the State-they are generally cheaper in
price.-Blocktcood' Magazine
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held in $4,000 bail to appear tomorrow to
answer TO the charge OF smuggling. The
custom authorities say that by smuggling
this opium the Government has been
swindled out of nearly 100000 custom du
ties The opium was sent out from this
city, usually to California, and labeled
" glassware, drugs" etc. On its receipt
at Windsor it appeared as Chinese curios.
Railroad Men Fixing Passenger Rates.
New YoRK, March 11th.-The Presidents
of the trunk lines met this afternoon at
Commissioner Fink's Office. President
Roberts, of the Pennsylvania Company,
presided. The passenger agents commit
tee report was adopted, with slight amend
ments. The report OF the freight agents
committee was approved. 1t was decided
that second-clas tickets TO points West, as
lar as Chicago, should be retained, but on
all other routes second-class tickets will
be abolished. 1t was felt that there
were many people who lived in the
cities on the east coast who could
not afford to pay first-elass rates, and were
willing to accept inferior accommo odations
in consideration of reduced fare, and that
would be an injustice were cheap rates
abolished. The immigrant fares will re-
main the same as at present for tickets sold
in Europe, but no distinction will be made
on tickets sold on this side. Cheap fares
only apply to west-bound tickets. The
committees recommendations in regard to
excursion tickets, already published, were
approved, and agents commissions will be
abolished.
Crooked County Oficials.
CHICAGO, March 11th.-An important
move was made in the prosecution of the
Doodle county officials shortly before
noon. The assistant of the States Attor-
ney's Office, accompanied by six city de-
tectives, entered the rooms Of the County
Commissioners, where, armed with
subpoena, every record and document be-
longing to the institution for two years
was seized. At about the same moment
similar movement was made at the County
Hospital and Asylum. The papers and
books were then taken to the Grand Jury
room for inspection. The entire proceed
ing was carried on so quietly and speedily
that very few OF the suspects were aware
of what had transpired until after the pa
pers had been taken out.
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TELEeRAPHIc BREvITIEs.

England has decided to cease granting
subventions for the Egyptian army.
The Massachusetts House, by a vote of
81 to 81, defeated the woman suffrage reso-
luton.
It is reported that the Soudanese rebels
are advancing in force from Dongola upon
Wady Halfa.
The seats for the first two weeks OF the
Bernhard season, in New York, have been
entirely sold.
]. H. Calvin, OF CamptonviHe, Yuba
county, committed suicide at Stockton,
last Thursday.
Six men were killed and eleven injured
by the accidental explosion of shells at
Belfort, France.
At Philadelphia Annie Niblock, a young
girl, was found hanging to a rope attached
to the transom of a door.
Lucy Parsons, the female Anarchist, was
committed 10 the county Jail at Columbus,
Ohio. for disorderly conduct
A dispatch to Berlin from st. Petersburg
asserts positively that Russia does not in
tend to occupy any part of Bulgaria.
The Duke of Westminster and the Duke
ef Argyle have withdrawn from the Hen
orary Council Of the American Exhibition.
Cardinal Gibbons has selected as his titu-
lar church Santa Maria. in Trastavere, tie
Oldest and most noted of the Roman
BaEilicas.
E. w. James, wbe pointed gun at Mrs.
julia Newton in Albina Or, February
10th, in fun and killed her, was to-day con-
Ficted of manslaughter.
The interstate commerce law will COM
pei the Canadian Pacific to revise and can
eel all special local rates on commodities
shipped from Canada to the United States.
The Treasury Department is inform. ed
that many trade dollars presented for rel
demption at New York have been split
and filed so skillfully as to almost defy
detection.
E. II. Abbott, Supreme Secretary of the
Supreme Council of the Royal Templars of
Temperance. IS a defaulter to a large
amount. He has joined the American col
ony IN Canada
The New Jersey Assembly has passed
unanimously bill to annul the charter Of
the Morris and Essex road, the property of
which IS worth about $50, 900 900, with the
provision that the Act shall not be opera
tive if the company will, before June 1st
next, file a waiver of its claim of exemp-
ton from taxation under its special charter,
and with the further provision that upon
nit Its claim for about 81 ,000, 900 in deiin-
quent tax.
Louiy Bierle, who attempted to kill Sur
veyor Of the Port Hands S. Beattie in the
New York Custom house last October, has
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FOREIGN.
England and Turkey.

LONDON, March 1fth. Sir Henry Drum
mond Wolfe has been instructed by Lord
Salisbury to intimate to the Sultan the
willingness of Her Majesty's Government
to consider the question of replacing the
British regiments in Egypt by Turkish
troops excepting points TO be retained,
pending a permanent settlement of the
Egyptian question. This unexpected con-
cession is designed to put an end TO the
French and Russian pressure on the Porte
in relation to Egypt. In Tory circles conf
dence is felt in Wolfe's ability now to
bring about a renewal OF the former friend
ly understanding between England and
Turkey.
Serious Differences in the British Cabi-
net.
LONDON. March 1lth.-The St. James Ga
zette, Tory organ, reluctantly admits the
differences in the Cabinet on the Irish bill
having assumed a serious form. A Cabi-
net council will be held tomorrow TO DIS
cuss the obiectSons offered to Salisbury's
policy. The results of the council is
awaited with much anxiety by the rank
and file of the party. The landlord element
is for coercion of the seyerest character
without land bill, and the other side ad-
vocates a mild bill, accompanied By re-
medal measure.
Russia's Designs Upon Bulgaria.
LONDON, March 11th-A. M-The Bull
garian Regency are preparing for the use
of the Sobranje the reports of the Deputies
selected to visit the great Powers. 1t tran
spired tonight that these reports contain
disclosures of discoveries alleged to have
been made by the Deputies at Vienna
and Constantnople, in relation to Russian
plans for the absorption of Bulgaria and
Eastern Roumelia. The Regents have
been advised by England to omit from the
printed documents the passages offensive
to Russia. The Russian military party are
represented as looking for just such an ex-
cuse to raise a fresh insurrection, and
/ launch Russian army of deliverance into
4 Bulgaria, the attempt of Russia to procure
the dissolution of the present Bulgarian
Sobranje having failed.
Russia and Austria.
LONDON, March 12th.-A M.-The inter-
change of communications between Russia
and Austria has ceased and the relations Of
the two countries are again sullen.
Shaking Again.
NICE. March 1Ith.-A fresh shock Of
earthquake was felt here at $50 clock this
afternoon, and created panic among the
people, The vibration travelled from north.
east TO southwest.
Death OF Sothern, the Actor.
LONDON, March 11th.-Lytton Edward
Sothern, the actor son of the late 2. A
Sothern, has died OF peritonitis.
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been sentenced to five years confinement
in the State Prison.
Cyril Searle, the well-known actor, died
at Savannah, Ga, yesterday, of consump-
ton, He had been there since October. He
leaves widow, Rose Eytinge, and son.
The $50 grave-diggers employed in the
Calvary cemetery, at Long Island, who are
knights of Labor, have concluded to strike
for an advance of wages. 1t threatens TO
interfere with burials there.
A number OF the inhabitants of Maia,
a Portuguese settlement on the island OF
Timor. in the Malay archipelago, have
been assassinated by thieves. Reinforce
ments have been sent TO the colony from
Macao.
The firm of LeviDson & Co., wholesale
clothing-dealers of New York City, made
an assignment yesterday. Liabilities, $685.
600; assets, about $1,000 600. A trusted book
keeper was the cause. He got away with
about $4,000.
Gladstone has informed his party that
he himself will lead the opposition to the
coercion bill in Parliament. The Liberals
will continue their efforts against the bill
until Easter, maintaining in the mean
time an active agitation throughout the
country.
Imposing naval maneuvers were begun
at Toulon Thursday, the fleet numbering
thirty-eight men-of-war and nine ironclads.
The principal event on the programme will
be an attempt of the squadron to force the
passage of an imaginary strait defended by
torpedo-boats.
The various railroads centering at Coun-
ell Bluffs and Omaha are indulging in con-
siderable rate cutting on all classes of
freight from Chicago. 1t is claimed
that the tariff rate is cut off twenty-five
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THE NEW LAWS.
WHAT HAS BEEN ENACTED BY THE
SESSION THUS FAR.
Bills of the Present Legislature
Which Have Been Signed
by the Governor.

Following is a comprehensive synopsis
of the statutes of 1Ss7-passed by the pres
ent Legislature, SO far as approved by the
Governor and classified into order for pub
lication by the Secretary of State. The
statute takes effect from date of passage,
unless otherwise expressed at end of the
chapter
CHAP. 1.-Appropriates s25, 900 contingent
expenses of the Senate.
CHAP 2.-Creates two additional Superior
Judges for Los Angeles county.
CHAP. 3.-Levies State tax of one cent on
each 500 annually for support of the State
University.
CHAP. 4.-Appropriating s1,246 10 for a
ladies' room in the State Capitol.
CHAP 5.-Appropriates S25 COO for con-
tingent fund of the Assembly.
CHAP. 6.-Appropriates 1900 for deficit
in support of the Folsom State Prison for
thirty-eighth fiscal year.
CHAR. Appropriation for the same
$4,000 for thirty fiscal year.
CHAP S.-Amends Section 1855 ofthe Civil
Code, to add pianos and organs, and wines,
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per cent. Quite large amount of traffic
is going forward, and shippers are seizing
the opportunity to dispose Of as much
freight as possible before the new tariffs go
into effect
The National League of Musicians of the
United States is in session at Chicago.
They passed resolutions asking Congress to
prohibit bands in the Government employ
from competing with local musicians, and
protesting against the importation of for
eign bands on contract.
The best expedition which the Germans
ever sent to South Africa sailed from
Southampton Thursday On arriving at
the Cape it will divide into two sections,
One will proceed from the east coast, the
other from the west coast, both directed
toward the veil known country ON both
sides of the Zambezi. The leader of one
of these parties was lately an officer ip
Prince AlexaRders service. The other
leader is Dr. E. Invalid